Random Processes and Visual Perception

Year: 2014 Authors: Jean Constant

Core claim

By adapting a recursive shortest-route model with color, opacity, and afterimage effects, the work shows how stochastic reasoning can be communicated and experienced visually.

Topics

stochastic processes, visual perception, recursive thinking, shortest route problem, op art

Domains

probability, graph theory, dynamic programming, stochastic processes, visual art, graphic design, color theory, kinetic and op art

Methods

model recreation, vector-based drawing, pixel-based colorization, informal audience testing

Media

graphic editor software, vector application, pixel-based environment, Korean traditional color palette

Source status

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